dependency-checker | Gradle plugin for validating dependency configurations | Plugin library

I am using AWS Cloud9 Amazon1 (EC2) instance.

Python 2.7 is pre-installed.

I am not sure where the python 3.7 is to be installed - home dir or root dir? Can someone help me with the steps to install python 3.7 such that it meets the following criteria:

If Python 3.7 is installed on the device, name the binary 'python3.7' and add its parent directory to the PATH environment variable.

Note that apt-get is not supported. yum works.

Update:

I have followed the steps from answer and installed python 3.7 successfully and checked by firing python3.7 -V. However, the dependency checker is unable to detect the python 3.7:

I just started using Ember. I already had some trouble with the Ember Quickstart tutorial which describes that hbs and js files for components should both be put in app/components. The only way it works on my machine is with the js file in app/components, but the hbs file in app/templates/components. That's also what ember generate component people-list did.

Now, there's another problem: The first line in people-list.js is

I have installed tinymce in my EmberJS application. When I run npm start or even npm run build, I get an error like so:

I have my old project that use Ember 2.8.

Now, I want to update all the packages and here is the updated package.json

I am quite new to ember.js. I have been working on the tutorial and having issue with generating adapter application.

When i run the command ember generate adapter application i can see message saying installing adapter and installing adapter-test but no file is getting generated in the folder structure .

Package.json

I have this new Ember project and I installed the google node sdk via npm install googleapis --save-dev. I then installed ember-cli-es6-transform in hopes of importing the es6 modules from the google api node client.

However I noticed in ./node_modules/googleapis there is a build/src folder instead of a src folder. In the Github repo, it's just a src folder. Why is this? This is causing my imports to be wonky while using ember-cli-es6-transform.

This is all that is in my devDependencies:

I've got a bit of a weird situation where "ember s" reports "Missing yarn packages" followed by a list of missing packages (two of them) and then "Run 'yarn' to install missing dependencies".

However when I run 'yarn' I get the message "success Already up-to-date" .

Any ideas how to get out of this circle ?

There's something I did immediately before this started which I guess is the source of my problem

Getting rid of an Add-on

I had installed an Ember Add-on which had generated problems so I decided to get rid of it . To do that I did the following :

I am always getting below error when I try to run ember server --proxy http://localhost:16000/ command. How do I solve this error? I have tried deleting tmp,build,bower_components & node_modules folder and tried with fresh workspace, but still facing the same issue. This is a dev environment, and this is working fine on production, but it is no longer working on my dev system.

I'm trying to get working my project based on EmberJS on another computer. I've cloned the repo, and when I'm trying to run npm install it hangs on extracting Faker package.

extract:faker: verb gentlyRm don't care about contents; nuking C:\Users\Babanov.Viktor\PhpstormProjects\IdeaPlannerFront\node_modules.staging\faker-c7ff04ca\node_modules

I tried to wait for a couple of hours, and nothing changed. Removing of the .stage directory didn't give any effect.

Here are my package.json contents: